Definition of short-termism in English:

short-termism

noun

mass noun

Concentration on short-term projects or objectives for immediate profit at the expense of long-term security.
Example sentencesExamples
- What amazes me is the short-termism of the two companies.
- And then there is the endemic short-termism in planning displayed in the Californian and Asian booms.
- I agree, short-termism is killing the industry.
- It is a rhetoric of participation and community to disguise a world of discontinuity and short-termism.
- We need them more than ever in a world dominated by business short-termism.
- Now I think the only thing worse than short-termism is long-termism.
- The pressure to break out of the short-termism that had prevented the EC from making progress in the 1970s and early 1980s came from the objective situation that faced governments.
- It is a dangerous political issue where self-interest and short-termism risk undermining sound policy.
- Political scholars complain of the short-termism built into the British system, with ministers seeking five-year solutions to enduring problems.
- The short-termism that has characterised shipbuilding on the Clyde for decades has to end.
- When the goal is to make quick gains, then the means to achieve them may be nothing more than short-termism.
- These twin perceptions of total breakdown and dramatic advance are both products of short-termism.
- The California recall is symptomatic of an increasing tendency for politics to be dominated by short-termism.
- Wall Street has always suffered from an overdose of short-termism.
- One consequence of these trends has been an increase in short-termism.
- Yet this is all short-termism, capitalism's most persistent vice.
- There is, he suspects, a degree of short-termism about Glasgow.
- This will involve overcoming the short-termism and anti-industrialism that, though expressed differently, are shared by both industry and wider society.
- There are powerful incentives to operate on a basis of myopic short-termism in the public-funded sector.
- So far, the answers coming from governments have been a combination of short-termism and defeatism.

Definition of short-termism in US English:

short-termism

nounˌSHôrtˈtərmizəmˌʃɔrtˈtərmɪzəm

Concentration on short-term projects or objectives for immediate profit at the expense of long-term security.
Example sentencesExamples
- One consequence of these trends has been an increase in short-termism.
- The pressure to break out of the short-termism that had prevented the EC from making progress in the 1970s and early 1980s came from the objective situation that faced governments.
- Political scholars complain of the short-termism built into the British system, with ministers seeking five-year solutions to enduring problems.
- There is, he suspects, a degree of short-termism about Glasgow.
- There are powerful incentives to operate on a basis of myopic short-termism in the public-funded sector.
- The California recall is symptomatic of an increasing tendency for politics to be dominated by short-termism.
- It is a rhetoric of participation and community to disguise a world of discontinuity and short-termism.
- So far, the answers coming from governments have been a combination of short-termism and defeatism.
- The short-termism that has characterised shipbuilding on the Clyde for decades has to end.
- Wall Street has always suffered from an overdose of short-termism.
- This will involve overcoming the short-termism and anti-industrialism that, though expressed differently, are shared by both industry and wider society.
- Yet this is all short-termism, capitalism's most persistent vice.
- These twin perceptions of total breakdown and dramatic advance are both products of short-termism.
- When the goal is to make quick gains, then the means to achieve them may be nothing more than short-termism.
- What amazes me is the short-termism of the two companies.
- It is a dangerous political issue where self-interest and short-termism risk undermining sound policy.
- We need them more than ever in a world dominated by business short-termism.
- And then there is the endemic short-termism in planning displayed in the Californian and Asian booms.
- Now I think the only thing worse than short-termism is long-termism.
- I agree, short-termism is killing the industry.

单词	short-termism
释义	Definition of short-termism in English: short-termism noun mass noun Concentration on short-term projects or objectives for immediate profit at the expense of long-term security. Example sentencesExamples What amazes me is the short-termism of the two companies. And then there is the endemic short-termism in planning displayed in the Californian and Asian booms. I agree, short-termism is killing the industry. It is a rhetoric of participation and community to disguise a world of discontinuity and short-termism. We need them more than ever in a world dominated by business short-termism. Now I think the only thing worse than short-termism is long-termism. The pressure to break out of the short-termism that had prevented the EC from making progress in the 1970s and early 1980s came from the objective situation that faced governments. It is a dangerous political issue where self-interest and short-termism risk undermining sound policy. Political scholars complain of the short-termism built into the British system, with ministers seeking five-year solutions to enduring problems. The short-termism that has characterised shipbuilding on the Clyde for decades has to end. When the goal is to make quick gains, then the means to achieve them may be nothing more than short-termism. These twin perceptions of total breakdown and dramatic advance are both products of short-termism. The California recall is symptomatic of an increasing tendency for politics to be dominated by short-termism. Wall Street has always suffered from an overdose of short-termism. One consequence of these trends has been an increase in short-termism. Yet this is all short-termism, capitalism's most persistent vice. There is, he suspects, a degree of short-termism about Glasgow. This will involve overcoming the short-termism and anti-industrialism that, though expressed differently, are shared by both industry and wider society. There are powerful incentives to operate on a basis of myopic short-termism in the public-funded sector. So far, the answers coming from governments have been a combination of short-termism and defeatism. Definition of short-termism in US English: short-termism nounˌSHôrtˈtərmizəmˌʃɔrtˈtərmɪzəm Concentration on short-term projects or objectives for immediate profit at the expense of long-term security. Example sentencesExamples One consequence of these trends has been an increase in short-termism. The pressure to break out of the short-termism that had prevented the EC from making progress in the 1970s and early 1980s came from the objective situation that faced governments. Political scholars complain of the short-termism built into the British system, with ministers seeking five-year solutions to enduring problems. There is, he suspects, a degree of short-termism about Glasgow. There are powerful incentives to operate on a basis of myopic short-termism in the public-funded sector. The California recall is symptomatic of an increasing tendency for politics to be dominated by short-termism. It is a rhetoric of participation and community to disguise a world of discontinuity and short-termism. So far, the answers coming from governments have been a combination of short-termism and defeatism. The short-termism that has characterised shipbuilding on the Clyde for decades has to end. Wall Street has always suffered from an overdose of short-termism. This will involve overcoming the short-termism and anti-industrialism that, though expressed differently, are shared by both industry and wider society. Yet this is all short-termism, capitalism's most persistent vice. These twin perceptions of total breakdown and dramatic advance are both products of short-termism. When the goal is to make quick gains, then the means to achieve them may be nothing more than short-termism. What amazes me is the short-termism of the two companies. It is a dangerous political issue where self-interest and short-termism risk undermining sound policy. We need them more than ever in a world dominated by business short-termism. And then there is the endemic short-termism in planning displayed in the Californian and Asian booms. Now I think the only thing worse than short-termism is long-termism. I agree, short-termism is killing the industry.
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